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£ i, , /. " , •• ? , ; ^ ~ -i " •= , • ..' ;^' -.<• -•' ' V- " • < TWtfsdgJ, May it, M57 % THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER Wgp ?; Wonder Lake News By PByllls Whitfield #1 X are - making the trip to the state ! capitol. Remember the slogan -- Attend ahd Bring a Friend. Itftgfe Efcfii Christ the King Sunday, May 19 is the last Sunday of the winter i schedule. The surilmer schedule/ will go into effect Sunday, May 26, when the Masses will be as follows: Daily Mass, 8 a.m. and at second Mass as announced. Sunday passes, oh the hour, 7, 8, 9, ,10, 11 ahd 12. Confessions will be from 4 to 4:30 • mQ.tn. and 7 to 7:45 p.m. starting Saturday, June 1 and each Saturday thereafter. ! v May Grewning The May crowning of the Blessed Mother took place at Christ the King church ; Sunday afternoon, May 12, at 3pm. About seventy- five grade school children participated in the procession. The girls were dressed in pastel dresssftes and wore fresh wreaths of green in their hair. They carried flowers which they laid at the ffeet of the Blessed Mother statue. Miss Joyce Motulewicz had the honor of crowning the Blessed Mother with a ^ wreath of fresh flowers. Joyce was attired in a lovely white gown with a veil. The young men who participated wore dark trousers, white shirts and --ties. The impressive ceremony consisted of the procession, the crowning, Rosary, Litany and Benediction. Father Vanderpool expressed the gratitude of all to the Sisters of the"®lessed Trinity for the splendid work in conducting catechism during the past year; also to Mrs/ Doris Crane and Mrs. pat Wright and the members of the Junior Altar and ^Rosary sodality gy)jp helped with the children. The Sisters wftjl conduct a vacation school this summer from Monday, June ID; , through Saturday, June 15. All the children of the parish are invited to attend, both public and Catholic school students. The following activities will be included: Boys, fifth through eighth |;rade, woodwork; ^ girls, fifth through"eighth grade, ® sewing; boys and girls, second through fourth grade, handcraft; kindergarten and first' grade boys i and girls, handcraft and coloring. The daily schedule (except two days for outings) will be 9 a.m. Mass, 9:30 instructions, 10 assembly, 10:10 roll call and classes. Registration for vacation school will take place sifter all Masses at church on Sunday,: May 19, only. ^ Injured - In Accident. k Mrs. Richard Pickrum suffered a broken nose and numerous bruises Thursday, May 19, whenher car went out of control on Lake Shore Drive nr Deep Spring Woods and hit a cement abutment. The station wagon was badly damaged. Mrr* Dickman and Mr. Burns came to her aid and she was taken to the McHenry ^ hospital for treatment. Mrs. Pickrum was alone when the accident happened and she is grateful no one else was involved. Wonder Lake Garden Club Tlie members of the Wonder Lake Garden club brought a flower from their garden to the meeting Thursday, May 9, to present when their name was called. The meeting was held in the home of Mrs. Charles Kopp, with Mrs. Elizabeth Munson, Mrs. Tony Weretka and Mrs. Victor Milbrandt as co-hostesses. The ladies worked on corsagcs which were taken to the residents at the McHenry county home at HartinnJ by Mrs. Kopp and Pastor Schroeder. The Garden club members will plant flowers and maintain the triangle at the Center this summer. Mrs. Ralph White, who was to have been hostess for this meeting, fell in one of the stores,at the Center last week and was hos-' pitalized for several days at Har-; vard. i Hie members of the club and other friends wish Tier a speedy recovery. Women's Bowling Banquet' ' The Wednesday Nighter's 12, women's bowling league, held pn end-of-the-season banquet at Antioch, Wednesday, May 8. About seventy-five women were present to see the first place trophy go to the American Legion auxiliary for thQ second year, with seventy games won and twenty-nine lost. Each member of the team was presented with a small trophy. Second place winners were Cristy and Stendebach team; third place. Rolaine Grill team; and 2fourth place, Logan Screw Products team. Seven women were recognized for having bowled over a 200 game. They were Catherine Noble, 215; Loretta Meyer, 210; Libby Johnson, 209; Therese Jiriga, 207, Louise Marke, 203, and Marianne Cristy, 202. Officers for the coming year were elected and, the#' will be: President, Francis Matchen of McHenry; vice - president, Libby Johnson, Wonder Lakqf; secretary, Margaret Gates, McHenry; treasurer, R6se Marie Schmitt, McHenry; and sergaant-at-arms, Doris Crane, Wonder Lake. Nativity Lutheran Church . The sermon topic at both worship services, 8 and 10:45 a.m.. on., May 19 will be 'The Spirit of God." Everyone is always welcome to the .church, "Where you are a stranger only once". The men of the Brotherhood convention to be held at Ridge Lutheran church. The convention begins at 5. The Luther league will also be traveling that day. They will attend the Fox Valley district Luther league rally al Joliet. All young people are invited to attend. The rally begins at 3 p.m. and all desiring to go are to meet at the church at 1. Hie Brotherhood will have an important and interesting meeting Monday, May 20, at 8. Dr. O. E. Nelson or Woodstock will speak "bn "The Story of Cancer, and the* American Cancer Society." All men are invited to what is sure to be an interesting meeting concerning this great killer. Dr. Nelson comes well qualified to speak on this timely and important topic. He is the vice-chairman of the American Cancer society in McHenry county, he is on the state board of directors of the society and serves on the national medical and science board of the society. He has given much of his time to speak on cancer, and has done much to help people better understand this dread disease. The Women of the Church met Monday, May 6, and held an election of officers for the- coming year. They will be: President. Virginia Young; vice-president and chairman of Christian education. Julia Walsh: secretary, Gertrude Koeffer; corresponding secretary. Eve Levesque; treasurer, Sylvia Pearson; chairman' of Christian service, Marion Cannon; chairman of membership committee, Alice Wagner; devotional chairman, Lois Schroeder; and refreshment chairman, Lorraine Young. Kiwanis Njioo tes The guest at the April 6 meeting was Frank Qrregory of McHenry. During the business meeting, a vote was tyken and passed to give twenty-five dollars to the students of Hajr. rison school who Musical Evening . William T. Born presided at a musical evening in his home Saturday, May 11. Several couples were on hand to enjoy hearing how, at the age of 78, his fingers brought out the beautiful music of Beethoven, Mendelssohn and other composers making the music "talk" with the expression he used while playing. One number, "Night Song", by Litta Lynn, was played entirely with the left hand and all were amazed at the music tl^at came forth. Mr. Born confessed he had<not played piano solos for over thirty years, that .. i . mi i I i n VILLA NURSING HOME ON PISTAKEE BAY, NEAR McHENR* Home for #h® SENILE . . . . BED PATIENTS PHONE McHENBY 461 The awakeniug of Emily ' WsMb •O Emily Wade was a girl who had always dreamed of buying a new car. Emily watched her pennies so when she saw a "medium-priced" car advertised for "only a few dollars mpre" than Ford she went to see it. "My heavens," she gasped when she saw the car, "it doesn't even have automatic transmission; that's one thing I particularly need. And I do want a radio WpI and heater l«^e*l " So Emily's dream evaporated, t Then Emily stopped in to see her Ford Dealer® an amiable fellow, who showed her how to buy a luxurious £air€aiie <500 with all the extras she wanted fheltccurto* gfaUr^ne5°° * 1 / ,--and at a lower price than the stripped-down model -3-&S of the "medium-priced" make. 'This is a car a girl like me really wants," said Emily. And she bough* right then and there. Now you know what Emily knows... for a luxury car, plus extras, at a sensible price, logic directs you to Ford. r.o.A.F. period of time being devoted to the organ, but many there wished for the ability to play, as he did. Mrs. Fred Whitfield entertained also, with a few vocal nunsberg, being accompanied . at the piarib by her husband. All joined in singing several familiar melodies and refreshments were served at the end of the evening. Items of Interest Three young men who are serving Uncle Sam; are home olj leaves. Bob Bigger Pick Johnson and Jim VanKanegan. Jim will report to Dover, Delaware the end of this week, 't Jamie Grasser celebrated his eighth birthday Friday, May 10, and sixteen little friends were on hand to play games and eat ice cream antf~ cake with him. i More birthdays were celebrated, all in the same block in Indian Ridge, Andrew Oleszczuk _jwas 1 year old May 1, JudifKolnr Was 17 May 3, Mrs. Helen Bogus Observed her birthday May 6, David Gustafson was 7 May 6 and Mrs. Muriel Oleszczuk will have her special day May 18. / Fifteen boys and their parents were guests for Mother's Day at the home of the H. W. Clarks in Wooded Shores. The .boys including Jack Clarke, 'a^e^members of a "Y" club in Flvansfeon and have a special outing each Mother's Day. / v. Congratulations ttTEd and Adeline Dolan, who dwS&rved their thirtieth wedding anniversary April 27. Many friends were present at the celebration,,.and offered their best wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marke, Jr., Of Cleveland, Ohio, arp the proud parents of a girl, born May 6. The little miss will,answer to the name Kim Ivette. The equally proud grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marke, will fly to Cleveland for the christening of little Kim, which will be May 25. A small sick child in the hospital will have her stay brightened by the thoughtfulness of a young miss here at Wonder Lake. Dr. Ruggero was given a lovely collection doll by this young girl and asked to see that it was presented to some "sick little girl" in the hospital. The name of the giver has been withheld as her 1 : mother does not want her to feel this is an act of unusual occurence. PHOTO CONTEST The state parks of Illinois are approching the perfection of their spring beauty, and ^popular interest in Gov. William" G. Stratton's third annual state park photo contest is rising. Prizes to be awarded amateur photographers will include $500 in cash awards to be presented by Gov. Stratton at the Illinois state fair on Aug. 13, and free week end vacations for two persons in Chicago and in Springfield. Entry blanks are available at all Illinois state parks and memorials and the Illinois Building in Chicago. .They may be obtained by writing the Division oY- Department Reports, Room 406. State House, Springfield. Business & Service Directory of Wonder Lake Open On Sundays 9 to 1 WONDER LAKE BUILDERS SUPPLY Free Sstlmates A Delivery Phone W. L. 3231 CRlSTY and STENDEBACH General Contractor* NEW HOMES Phone Wonder Lake 5432 Actipxt Tpst th© new kind of FORD for '57 BUS^S MOTOR SALES 531 Main St. Phono McHenry 1 McHenry, 111. if You're Interested In an "^££^USED Gar -- Be Sure to See Your Ford Dealei '• - ' ' • r ' " ' I ' ' ii • '• Wonder Lake Homes Sold This Spring * SH@1E HILLS , MARTIN to SCANLON * DEEP SPRING WO@iS FISHES to O'CONNOR AWKE%|p ALLEN * IN XNRID TESKE to DaWALD FARREL to KOBEB LALLY to GEGNER * W@NDER WOODS DeMOHBS to WINDLE FITZGERALD to SCHOLZ * WHITE OAK BAY SCHECK to HADRICK DOYLE TO BORCHARDT BRADLEY to HOLLONGSWORTH HIGHLAMB) SH@iII MILES to LARSON AD YOUR HOUSE TO THE ABOVE Give us your listing NOW! T. F. Mathews Realtors HANCOCK DRIVE - WONDER CENTER . • • WONDER LAKE • Phone 'Wonder Lake 3061 OPEN EVERY DAY TUES. & FRI. EVENINGS 4 Qilti J' for fill at McHenry's Gift Center . . . featuring Gifts for all occasions '/ V UT""" w 71 We take pride in offering Lovelet Diamonds. Guaranteed perfect stones. 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